Return the total amount of data volume used #608
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@berrnd im sorry, this was not intentional. i deleted the dev branch as it was confusing, this had the consequence that it deleted/closed all PRs in this branch. |
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@berrnd could you please resubmit if you have the time? i tried to recover the changes but you had already deleted your fork |
Didn't know that, without any further hint in the event timeline here this IMHO isn't very well thought out from GitHub - then sorry for my reaction, it just looked like that to me at first.
Restored my fork and resubmitted this PR: => #627 |
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Hi and first thanks a lot for LibreSpeed!
I wanted to show how much data volume the upload / download test used. So I've added 2 properties to the
speedtest_worker.jsstatus data object:dlBytes: Total number of bytes downloadedulBytes: Total number of bytes uploadedThis also includes data during
dlGraceTime/ulGraceTime.Could look like that (a live example is available here):
firefox_2024-04-03_20-11-11.mp4